Real Climate Science

Since the pretend election of 2020, oil prices have tripled. Biden says it is Putin’s fault.

Gas Station Price Charts – Local & National Historical Average Trends – GasBuddy.com

Experts say the Arctic will be ice-free in thirteen years and the US is falling behind Russia in Arctic shipping.

Arctic summers could be ice-free by 2035, enabling faster shipping

This comes three months after dozens of Russian ships got trapped in Arctic ice.

At the current rate of decline, it will require about 500 years for the Arctic to become ice-free.

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GLACIERS OF THE CONTERMINOUS UNITED STATES

11 Jun 1986, 2 – North Adams Transcript at Newspapers.com

Meanwhile, back in the real world.

“2021 saw just over 6,100 recorded deaths due to weather and climate disasters, representing about 1 in 1,300,000 people. That is the lowest global death rate in weather and climate disasters over the period of reliable records, and I’d venture, the lowest in human history. Think about that.”

– Roger Pielke Jr.

Tracking Positive Progress on the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction

Glacier National Park

Swiftcurrent

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Recent Glacier Recession in Glacier National Park, Montana on JSTOR

The press and Democrats are discussing how important it is for Ukrainian citizens to have automatic weapons, so that they can deter tyranny.

18,000 machine guns go to Ukraine volunteers in Russia fight

They are also discussing how important it is to disarm American citizens, so that they can’t deter tyranny.

On February 27, 1932 forty states were over 60F, twenty-eight states were over 70F, eleven states were over 80F and California was over 90F.

27 Feb 1932, Page 1 – Green Bay Press-Gazette at Newspapers.com

February 27 temperatures have been declining in the US for fifty years with the coldest being 2015.

The February 27, 1932 heatwave came two weeks after another record setting heatwave.

11 Feb 1932, 1 – The Los Angeles Times at Newspapers.com

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1958

SEVERAL thousand scientists of many nations have recently been climbing mountains, digging tunnels in glaciers, journeying to the Antarctic, camping on floating Arctic ice.

Glaciers in the western United States, for example, have lost 50 per cent of their ice in seventy years. The floating ice of the Arctic is one-third thinner and covers a considerably smaller area than it did sixty years ago.

TimesMachine: December 7, 1958 – NYTimes.com

The latest research implies that Abraham Lincoln could have stopped this with a carbon tax.

“Scientists have found that modern rates of sea level rise began emerging in 1863 as the Industrial Age intensified”

Onset of modern sea level rise began in 1863, study finds — ScienceDaily

Five weeks ago the Biden cabal banned a natural gas pipeline from Israel to Europe.

US informs Israel it no longer supports EastMed pipeline to Europe – The Jerusalem Post

Now Biden says he is using every tool at his disposal to maintain the energy supply to Europe.

Gas prices: Biden pledges to use ‘every tool at our disposal’ to limit price hikes after imposing new sanctions on Russia

Walking on thin ice: How global warming is threatening Iceland’s iconic glaciers | Euronews

Natural event seems to slow Icelandic glacier melt – Eye on the Arctic

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From Iceland — Sea Ice Approaching Icelandic Coast, Iceberg Spotted

January 31 at 3:06 AM

“As an example of well authenticated climatic changes, we may mention that Iceland and Eastern Greenland are very much colder than they were five hundred years ago. In Iceland the immense trees which used to be common there have ceased to grow, though there are abundant evidences of the large growth at a former period, say in the fourteenth century, while on the opposite shores of Greenland, several valleys that were known to have been inhabited formerly, have become wholly inaccessible in consequence of haring been invaded by ice.”

21 Jul 1873, Page 4 – The Weston Democrat at Newspapers.com

07 Oct 1951 – Glaciers, Icebergs melt as world gets warmer – Trove

TimesMachine: February 25, 1923 – NYTimes.com